The new browser-based Dyn Updater provides a modern, streamlined way to manage Dynamic DNS updates directly from your web browser. There is no software to download or install. Sign in with your Dyn account, select the hostnames you want to manage, and leave the updater running in your browser.

Get Started

Visit updater.dyn.com and sign in with your existing Dyn account.

From there, select the hostnames you want the browser-based updater to manage and review the available preferences. Keep the updater open and active in your browser so it can continue operating.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to download or install anything?

No. The new Dyn Updater runs directly in your web browser. There is no application to download or install.

What browsers are supported?

Dyn Updater works with all modern web browsers.

Do I need to keep updater.dyn.com open?

Yes. Because this version of Dyn Updater runs in your browser, the application needs to remain open and active to continue operating.

Closing the browser, closing the updater tab, shutting down the computer, or browser power-saving behavior may prevent the updater from continuing to run.

Can I close the tab after signing in?

No. Keep the Dyn Updater tab open while you want the browser-based updater to remain active.

Can I use Dyn Updater on more than one computer?

You can access updater.dyn.com from another modern browser or computer and sign in with your Dyn account.

However, avoid running multiple updater sessions for the same hostname from different internet connections.

Can I choose which hostnames are updated?

Yes. After signing in, you can select the hostnames you want the browser-based Dyn Updater to manage.

Does the new Dyn Updater support IPv4 and IPv6?

Yes. Dyn Updater supports both IPv4 and IPv6.

What happens if I sign out?

Signing out ends your Dyn Updater session. The browser-based updater will no longer operate for that session until you sign in again.

What happens if my computer goes to sleep?

The updater may not be able to continue operating while the computer is asleep or while the browser has suspended the application.

Once the computer and browser are active again, return to updater.dyn.com and confirm that your updater session is active.

Do I need to create a new Dyn account?

No. Use your existing Dyn account to sign in.

Can I install the browser-based Dyn Updater like an app?

The new Dyn Updater is a Progressive Web App (PWA), which means some browsers may offer the option to install or add it as an application or shortcut.

This is optional. You can always use Dyn Updater directly at updater.dyn.com.

Is this replacing the older Dyn Update Client?

The browser-based Dyn Updater is part of our work to modernize the Dyn Updater experience and provides a simpler option that does not require downloading or installing software.

You can begin using the new browser-based updater now at updater.dyn.com.

Modernized downloadable Dyn Updater applications will also be available for supported desktop operating systems in Fall 2026.

Where can I get help?

If you have trouble signing in or using the new Dyn Updater, contact Dyn Support for assistance.